Attorneys for a downtown Boston office landlord and the city of Boston sparred over whether the court system should decide if the Assessing Department engaged in alleged systematic inflation of commercial property valuations.
As the legal dispute between Suffolk Construction CEO John Fish and developer Weiner Ventures approaches its fourth year in court, a settlement appears as far away as ever.
The pandemic caused the permanent closure of Caffe Nero’s Newbury Street location, but some struggling retailers may take encouragement from a Suffolk Superior Court ruling that the coffeehouse was improperly evicted by its Back Bay landlord.
Courthouses in Massachusetts will reopen to the public on July 13 for limited purposes, with the courts continuing to conduct most business virtually.
Attorney General Maura Healey announced a $148 million national settlement with Uber Wednesday over the company’s failure to promptly report a 2016 data breach that compromised the names, email addresses and cell phone numbers of 57 million users and the driver’s licenses of 600,000 drivers.
A Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) employee from Dedham was indicted on charges of stealing more than $450,000 from agency fare collection boxes he was supposed to repair.
The owner of Harmony Home Health Care LLC has been convicted of Medicaid fraud and larceny for stealing millions from the state’s Medicaid program (MassHealth).
